USCB professors to display works September 22, 2011 Arts Studio Art professors at the University of South Carolina Beaufort will be exhibiting their work through October 14 at the USCB Center More
Lunch and Listen concert series kicks off exhibit September 22, 2011 Arts From December 17th through February 4th, the Beaufort Branch Library will be the home of “New Harmonies: Celebrating American Roots Music,” a More
Just browsing III: More eyebrow tips to live by September 22, 2011 Health By Takiya Smith Having covered the basics of eyebrow placement and natural structure, let’s take a closer look at design and definition. More
Nonprofit offers free braces scholarship September 22, 2011 Health Smile for a Lifetime Foundation is a nonprofit, national foundation established to give scholarships for braces to needy, deserving children and young More
Program teaches businesses energy efficiency September 22, 2011 Uncategorized The U.S. Green Building Council, Lowcountry Branch is pleased to offer the free educational program, “Energy Efficiency Pays!” to the public. “Energy More
Wounded Warrior Dinner September 22, 2011 Uncategorized “Never before have the one percent who wear the uniform done so much,” said Col. Stuart Wagner, USMC retired and former chief More
Beaufort County PALS fall soccer standings September 22, 2011 Sports Beaufort County PALS 2011 fall soccer northern league standings as of Sept. 19. 8-9 GIRLS Hurricanes: 3 wins/9 total points Strikers: 1 More
Annual 5K at Hunting Island State Park September 22, 2011 Sports Friends of Hunting Island (FOHI) announced that the organization is once again joining with Hunting Island State Park to sponsor its third More
Sports events September 22, 2011 Sports Fly fishing tournament to be held for redfish The Sea Island Fly Fishers will host another semi-annual fly fishing tourney on Oct. More
USC president to present results of Beaufort art campaign September 22, 2011 Schools Harris Pastides, President of the University of South Carolina, will recognize Brantley Harvey, Colden Battey, and Mayor Billy Keyserling and announce the More
